Imperative Form

Question 1

We use the Imperative form to give orders or directions. We don’t use the pronouns with it.

Imperative for: (both single informal and plural/single formal)
Go
Take
Drive

Take bus line 3 (inf. And formal)

Answer 1

Infinitiv, Imperativ sing., Imperative plural/formal
Goen, géi, gitt
Huelen, huel, huelt
Fueren, fuer, fuert

Huel/Huelt d’Buslinn 3

Question 2

Convert from present to imperative

You are going today to the doctor

Answer 2

Du gees Haut bei den Dokter
Géi Haut bei den Dokter

Question 3

Convert from present to imperative

You take the first street right (formal)

Answer 3

Dir huelt déi éischte Strooss riets.
Huelt déi éischte Strooss riets

Question 4

Convert from present to imperative

You drive straight at the intersection (informal)

Answer 4

Du fiers bei der Kräizung riichtaus
Fuer bei der Kräizung riichtaus

Question 5

Convert from present to imperative

You go until the Post office (formal)

Answer 5

Dir gitt bis op d’Post
Gitt bis op d’Post

Question 6

Convert from present to imperative

You drive until the intersection (formal)

Answer 6

Dir fuert bis op D’Kräizung
Fuert bis op D’Kräizung